A Little to the Left Releases Two DLCs Cupboards & Drawers and Seeing Stars

Following its debut on Android last November, the charming puzzle game A Little to the Left has enriched its collection with two significant DLCs: Cupboards & Drawers and Seeing Stars. These new expansions provide Android players with additional tidying-up puzzles set in unique environments, enhancing the game's appeal and offering fresh challenges.

Organize A Little to the Left in Cupboards & Drawers or While Seeing Stars

Cupboards & Drawers

As its name suggests, Cupboards & Drawers immerses players in the task of organizing cabinets, secret compartments, and various hidden spaces within a home. This DLC introduces 25 new puzzles, some of which are multi-layered, requiring players to shuffle items between different drawers. The thrill of uncovering secret compartments adds an extra layer of intrigue, creating puzzles within puzzles. For a sneak peek at this engaging expansion, check out the trailer below:

Seeing Stars

In contrast, Seeing Stars introduces a dynamic twist to the gameplay. Instead of seeking a single correct arrangement, this DLC provides multiple solutions for its 33 new levels, plus five bonus puzzles. Players can engage in stacking, folding, crushing, bouncing, and even strumming objects into place. With up to five different solutions per puzzle, there's an opportunity to collect all 100 stars, making it perfect for those who love to experiment. Moreover, this expansion is filled with adorable cats, adding a whimsical touch. Take a look at the trailer to see what awaits:

Sort, Stack, Repeat

Both Cupboards & Drawers and Seeing Stars are standalone DLCs for A Little to the Left, meaning you don't need the base game to dive into these new adventures. Priced at $2.99 for Cupboards & Drawers and $4.99 for Seeing Stars, these expansions maintain the cozy and relaxing atmosphere that the game is known for. You can explore these DLCs or the main game on the Google Play Store.

Before you go, be sure to check out our news on Google's plans to bring Android games to PC via Google Play Games, enhancing your gaming experience across platforms.